If you call what i just saw great it’s either a paid advertising review or you have never used wall sanding equipment before. This garbage will make patches all over the surface. I was looking for info before purchasing it because I wanted a cheap backup for my employees. I got one to test it just in case it was operator’s fault. Result review from a professional: a piece of garbage!!! Do not buy this
@@RusWatcher a good quality wall sander when used on a wall or ceiling runs smooth and evens the surface. This thing because it’s poorly made bites on the surface, glocks,wiggles and makes circular patches on surface. Even if you move it slowly and carefully, no matter of the revs it still makes uneven surface , bite marks and circular patches. So instead of smoothing the area it’s marking it. We’ve tried numerous sandpapers with no good results. So yes I confirm it’s a piece of garbage. And it’s not a matter of user because it was tested not by one , but by an entire team of professionals.
@@RusWatcher just feeding a thought, all tools are made of metal and all power tools have a motor. If you have on the same level Milwaukee, Dewalt knipex etc with a $2.99 p.o.s from chinatown, then i rest my case.
Parkside tools are not for professionals making a living using these tools. They are aimed diy users. And I think for someone using it to renovate his house its good enough
@@charlescarabott7692 their impact drivers and drill are good and lots of professionals use them and prefer them over inco and other lower end brands. Milwaukee Dewalt makita etc are top quality but if there is need for quantity, most construction companies have lower end on some tools for workers and high quality expensive tools for master workers
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Great presentation. Thank you for your time and effort to make this video and share your knowledge with us. Greetings from Croatia.
Che macello che hai combinato vicino al muro
Bought one, motor broke in 20 seconds of use. Don't bother.
Tak ten ji rozsekal 😂
i just subscribed, wanna collab on a video?
Thanks What video
😅😂😅😅😅
How much? ??
90
If you call what i just saw great it’s either a paid advertising review or you have never used wall sanding equipment before.
This garbage will make patches all over the surface. I was looking for info before purchasing it because I wanted a cheap backup for my employees. I got one to test it just in case it was operator’s fault. Result review from a professional: a piece of garbage!!! Do not buy this
because of what these "patchers" are formed? Unclear. This device also spins discs like other ones. What is the difference?
@@RusWatcher a good quality wall sander when used on a wall or ceiling runs smooth and evens the surface. This thing because it’s poorly made bites on the surface, glocks,wiggles and makes circular patches on surface. Even if you move it slowly and carefully, no matter of the revs it still makes uneven surface , bite marks and circular patches. So instead of smoothing the area it’s marking it. We’ve tried numerous sandpapers with no good results. So yes I confirm it’s a piece of garbage. And it’s not a matter of user because it was tested not by one , but by an entire team of professionals.
@@RusWatcher just feeding a thought, all tools are made of metal and all power tools have a motor. If you have on the same level Milwaukee, Dewalt knipex etc with a $2.99 p.o.s from chinatown, then i rest my case.
Parkside tools are not for professionals making a living using these tools. They are aimed diy users. And I think for someone using it to renovate his house its good enough
@@charlescarabott7692 their impact drivers and drill are good and lots of professionals use them and prefer them over inco and other lower end brands. Milwaukee Dewalt makita etc are top quality but if there is need for quantity, most construction companies have lower end on some tools for workers and high quality expensive tools for master workers
really shaky. better go festool.
Can't even compare